The Li Jiacheng foundation holds China postal savings bank 11.6%H shares of U.S. stock market center: exclusive offer full industry sector stocks, premarket after hours, ETF, real-time quotes warrants Li Jiacheng fund holds about 2.8% of the postal savings bank Chinese issued share capital will make long-term investment stocks Sina News Beijing 29, Reuters reported, the richest man in Hongkong, the Yangtze River and Ji industrial President Li Jiacheng on Thursday issued a statement saying that the disclosure of three charity fund founded by Li Jiacheng, and the eldest son of Li Zeju, the presumption of rights all hold approximately 2.8% of the issued share capital China postal savings bank (deemed interests). Li Jiacheng later said in a separate statement that the project will be a long-term investment, and the Chinese postal savings bank has absolute confidence that the Li Jiacheng foundation and Li Jiacheng for financial investment. The Li Jiacheng foundation statement pointed out that the disclosure was about 11.62% of the shares of the Chinese postal savings bank, which was deemed to be owned by the postal savings bank of China, which represented approximately 2.8% of the total equity issued by the postal savings bank. The emergence of such rights and interests is derived from several performance linked notes issued by a financial institution. According to the statement, the disclosure was carried out after the listing of the China postal savings bank, according to the securities and futures ordinance. China postal savings bank issued about 12 billion 106 million 600 thousand shares of H shares in Hong Kong, equivalent to 15% of its issued share capital. In addition, the share rate of H shares converted from unlisted foreign shares and the ratio of H shares transferred from the issued domestic shares to the national social security fund are 7.75% and 1.42% respectively, while the remaining 75.83% issued shares are domestic shares. The stock was listed on the first day of Wednesday and closed at HK $4.77, only slightly higher than the bid price of HK $4.76. Thursday’s stock price is still hovering at 4.76-4.77 Hong Kong dollar. Editor in chief: Wang Yongsheng SF153